We have arrived in San Francisco and are having a blast catching up with old friends and making new ones. Don’t forget: we’ll be chatting live and in person with Mark Billingham, Marcia Clark, Sebastian Rotella, Duane Swierczynski and Daniel Woodrell at 3PM in the Grand Ballroom. If you miss it, we plan to have [...]
Category Archive for ‘Mulholland News’ 
Missed us on BlogTalkRadio?
Oct 13, 2010 in Mulholland News
Want to learn more about the origins of the imprint? What we’re excited about for Spring 2011? Our opinions on the future of the suspense genre? Online Marketing secrets? Of course you do. Listen to our BlogTalkRadio interview. Click play below or visit the Hachette Book Group Features Channel on BlogTalkRadio.
Sinking the Titanic
Oct 11, 2010 in Books, Guest Posts, Mulholland Authors, Mulholland News, Writing
Best interview question I’ve ever been asked: What’s the worst thing your parents think you’ve done? Not actually done, but that they think you’ve done. My answer: Heroin. I love doing research. It’s like cheating, but with permission. Here are some of the things I have done in the name of Research: learned to ride [...]
The Mulholland Muse
Sep 02, 2010 in Books, Film, Guest Posts, Mulholland News
Most people know the name Mulholland Drive from the eponymous David Lynch movie. If you go deeper, you recognize the roman à clef elements that were interpreted into the plot of Chinatown — the Noah Cross character played by John Huston is heavily derived from the machinations of William Mulholland during the period know as [...]
One Day, One Column
Aug 09, 2010 in Mulholland News
Welcome to the website of Mulholland Books, an imprint of Little, Brown and Company. The goal of Mulholland Books is to publish the best suspense fiction in the world. The goal of MulhollandBooks.com is to bring you as close as possible to that which is great about the world of suspense at large. In order [...]
Mulholland Books Mission Statement
Aug 09, 2010 in Mulholland News
Mulholland Drive is a winding stretch of road that follows the ridgeline of the Hollywood Hills. Its hairpin turns, sharp cliff-faces and breathtaking views of Los Angeles are shrouded in secrecy and imbued with drama, making them synonymous with suspense. The mysteries of Mulholland have inspired countless novels, films and works of art, from the [...]
